Description

A striking mid‑20th‑century lithograph after Arthur Sarnoff, signed and beautifully presented in its original period frame. This dramatic illustration captures the enduring intrigue of the Jack the Ripper legend, rendered with Sarnoff’s unmistakable flair for narrative tension and expressive detail. Printed on quality paper as a licensed reprint, the artwork remains clean, crisp, and richly toned, a compelling piece of vintage Americana with a distinctly noir edge.

The frame is classic to the era, complementing the composition without overpowering it. It shows light, age‑appropriate wear that enhances its authentic mid‑century character.

Dimensions:

• Height: 44 cm
• Length: 54 cm
• Width: 2 cm

Benefits:

• Signed by the artist ,a desirable feature for collectors of mid‑century illustration.
• Atmospheric display piece, dramatic composition and noir styling make it an instant focal point.
• Original mid‑century frame, adds authenticity and period appeal.
• Clean, well‑preserved print, crisp tones and a clear signature ensure strong visual impact.
• Collectible Americana, a fine example of American commercial illustration.
• Ready to hang, ideal for home, office, studio, or themed interiors.

Condition:

This Vintage Arthur Sarnoff signed lithograph remains in very good, well‑kept condition for its mid‑20th‑century age. The print is clean, clear, and nicely preserved, with no tears, stains, or notable surface issues. The signature is crisp and legible. The frame shows light, age‑appropriate wear consistent with decades of careful display, adding to its authentic period character.

About the Artist: Arthur Sarnoff

Arthur Sarnoff (1912–2000) was a celebrated American illustrator whose work helped define the look and feel of mid‑20th‑century popular art. Based in New York, Sarnoff produced lively, character‑driven imagery for magazines, advertising campaigns, and commercial prints. His style is instantly recognisable: bold, expressive, and rich with narrative energy. Today, his illustrations are prized for their craftsmanship, cultural nostalgia, and unmistakable mid‑century charm, making pieces like this a wonderful addition to any collection of vintage Americana or illustration art.